An interesting look at the way attitudes towards politicians are changing in both France and the US:
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The Americans were Puritans or adolescents or naïve or God-fearing moralizers. The French were cynical, incorrigible, suave and hypocritical. Sex on the Seine and sex on the Potomac were distinct sensations, the former enriched by intrigue, the latter threatened by exposure.
...But of late some of these images, stereotypes if you prefer, have begun to blur or even cross over.
Sex on the Seine, Sex on the Potomac
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A little more self-control would do him good; he should have just ignored the guy. He certainly does seem to have a habit of losing his temper in public.
